Hello, everybody, and thank you for tuning in to the Liberty Report.

With us today, we have Sircon with us, our engineer, and I understand he has a few questions for me.

Hi, Dr. Paul, Sircon here.

Yes, we're going to do another edition of Ask Ron Paul today, where we take your questions from X.com, and we had a wonderful

batch of questions. So without further ado, I will go ahead and go to the first question,

and that comes from impure Hoonter. He asks, good afternoon, Dr. Paul, given the rising inflation

and economic uncertainty, what advice would you give young

people trying to maintain financial stability? That's a question I get a lot of times.

There are no easy answer to it because it's a consequence of mismanagement of government

and mismanagement of our constitution that it put us into this

predicament because the government's bankrupt and it's caused all the trouble. Taxes are too high,

regulations are too many. The monetary system doesn't work. We have the inflammation. We're

fighting too many wars. And that's the cause of what

he's facing. But they should, you know, they should recognize this. Preparation, whether it's

when you anticipate the next year or two of the consequence of our efforts right now was happening,

the early preparation for young people has to be that they get prepared if they know

that they're going to be a problem like this.

And it's just so much closer and there are less time available.

But I think people should recognize that even under these conditions, people should

have a job. You say, well, there's no jobs here and I don't pay enough and all this. But,

you know, one thing about Austrian economics, it claims there would be no unemployment

except those who can physically not work. Because the only reason there's unemployment is people

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